Di naman siguro macocompromise ung security natin sa paggamit ng mga correction tools. In fact, malaki nga natutulong nito sa atin kasi habang nag tatype tayo ng sentences, may mga correction and along the way natututo tayo kung paano ang tamang structure ng sentence natin. Walang dapat ikabahala sa security kapag gumagamit ng mga spell checker.

Kaya nakakapag operate pa ang mga scam na to despite warnings ay dahil ang SEC ay hindi naman sila nanghuhuli, they are more on late game. Karamihan kasi ng scam ay legally registered as businesses so walang magawa ang SEC patungkol dito, ang magagawa lang nila is prevention ng scam pero hindi annihilation.

Tingin ko isa lang iyon sa mga factor kung bakit naloloko ung mga Pilipino, hindi naman natin kasalanan na nakatatak sa utak natin na kailangan natin ng maraming pera mula pagkabata. Oo, may mga nahuhulog sa bitag dahil sa sobrang kinang ng pangakong pera pero sa tingin isa sa bumubuo ay ang mga taong may abilidad para gawing mukhang kapani paniwala ang isang scam. Kung walang taong mag sesales talk sayo, mababa ang chance na mahulog ka sa scam na iyon.

In my country, crypto finance is a small speck in the financial institution. Banks right now is the most lucrative choice in my country and I hope that someday that will change. I really hate the hassle that is incorporated in the banking process, it is a good effort but the time wasted could have been spent into something that is productive.

I do not think we should put blockchain coding into games, it will not drive crypto adoption because most gamers at the very least have a knowledge about cryptocurrency. Gambling works perfectly fine, it will be of great benefit if we use it to create esports betting sites that supports cryptocurrency. Most tournament esports only have cosmetics as a way to bet in the game.

I think the focus of their casinos is international like Monaco or Macau. And with a small population, I do think that they like their people focusing on other aspects of society instead of gambling.

If at registration the user is already blocked then I think the problem is solved in regards to gambling in countries where gambling is illegal. In my opinion, the best course of action for this account freeze because the player is on a country that prohibit gambling is to send the prize anyway then ban their IP. The problem is the gambling sites make the problem seem complicated when the solution is obvious. I do not know if it my proposed solution is viable but I think that it is simple and it could work.

The only solution that I can think of is that more quality post are posted by members that deserves to rank up. We also should make thread where everyone can apply for merit by posting their chosen post/topic that they think deserves merit, I saw one topic that did this and I think it is a good solution for a one stop shop merit rewarding for forum members.

I checked OP's link and there is no address, I can second this problem because people will be suspicious if there was no funds. It is easier to announce that their staking in cryptocurrency. On the other hand, I can understand the companies need to make their addresses private, I mean that is a lot of money and we all know that there have been attacks.

I have a better solution. If you have the time to waste, you can bait them into thinking that you are obliging their every requests. If this was in email format, you can use an AI called RE:Scam that replies to this emails, essentially wasting their time. This is the rule of thumb on the Internet, never talk to strangers until you see their and confirm their faces because you will have no chances when you want to appeal about scam.

Isn't large amount of money makes sure that you will profit even bigger? I agree that small amounts will be a good start but there are times when you need to just trust the investment and let it go up. Nobody gets rich by playing it safe.

The imposed fine is pretty reasonable in my opinion because if there were no consequences for the people who pays the ransomware attackers, then the companies mentioned by quote above will do what any company will do to protect their reputation. The fine serves as a sign for these companies to not slack off in regards to their security and backups.

I have seen this thing a lot of times now. India will enforce but given the size of their country and their steady population growth, I do not think that this will be taken seriously, it might be enforced for a week or two but I do not think that anything will come out after that. In my opinion, the government is fighting a losing battle against their people. Best course of action is to accept the adoption of cryptocurrency that makes a compromise between the government and the masses, hopefully they will do this. But with their current tug of war between banning and regulation, the current conundrum will be far from over.

I do not think that Fanbase vs. Fanbase is not the same as politics. In my opinion, it is not a slippery slope because banning political discussion will not result to other bans. OP said it best, Politics is for the bar and I do believe because slapping someone in the face with your political beliefs when sober is not the best course of action.

They did accepted it but I think a stink eye is still lingering in regards to bitcoin permission to be used in their country. If my financial institution is threatened by something that liberates the masses from crippling debt and I know for a fact that they are still not planting deep roots in the nation's financial institution. The most rational thing that I will do is try to influence people in power to make strangling regulations that could make the competition disappear behind the curtain or worse make the people that they are helping turn their back against them.

That is what I have thought too. Mainstream adoption is still a far away dream for many countries, either because of bureacratic red tape along the way or the government does not care. In my country's case, they do not have a clear stand on what to do with cryptocurrency, there are some regulations but will be heavily enforced for a day then everything goes back to normal.

This is the first time that I am seeing scam sites getting their web design game upped. If I were someone does not know about ponzi schemes, I would fall for this because aesthetic wise, it looks trustworthy. The good thing is that they do not operate anymore. I wonder whether the scammers are getting profit from creating a clone of their previous project and doing it all over again.

Nice catch, I would have fallen for this because Yearn is a rare name that is associated with finances. Most scam sites do not put effort in their website design, pretty much a big red flag in my opinion because if your business is a real thing then you should put an effort or worse at least put an effort for their website. They are growing each day and I hope more people are getting aware about this scams and passing on the knowledge on how to identify scams.

It does not matter where you use your 2FA, they are relatively the same. Yes it looks secure in your phone but I think they have the same function. What we need is not a stronger authentication but a stronger security for the website we use. For which we do not have the control as it is up to the business to upgrade their security.

Banks are deeply rooted in a country, I do not think that a financial institution collapse will happen anytime soon. Even if bitcoin is revolutionary, the users are still small compared to people who still uses banks. In my country, online banking is the one that is getting more traction rather than cryptocurrency, someday it might happen here and the fate of whether the government is in favor or not wil come.